After Miss Julie at the Salisbury Playhouse directed by Tom Daley, September 09

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'...the evening helped, in no small measure, by Tom Scutt's intricate set which has us all following the wanderings of the actors around the house with interest.' - British Theatre Guide

'Tom Scutt’s lovingly detailed set with its white tiled walls, huge working range, Butler sinks, and suspended pots and pans is outstanding and David Holmes’ lighting design complements it beautifully.' - The Stage

'In the preface to Miss Julie Strindberg dreamed of a set solid enough for doors to be slammed without the whole thing shaking. Well, he'd love this one; in Tom Scutt's basement kitchen, with light slanting in from windows high on the walls, the details are perfect, and it's big enough to be a world of its own, so Julie's arrival is an invasion. ' - ReviewsGate

'Tom Scutt’s below-stairs kitchen has authenticity stamped on it with meticulous attention to detail. I loved the pans hanging down from the ceiling, the door leading to the cold store, butlers’ sinks and the range. David Holmes’ lighting design is paramount to this and perfectly complements.' - Salisbury Journal